Escort Reports

[BbiggDdaddy]

https://mobile.twitter.com/lizescort

Court docket shows she got 3 years in Ohio prison and that doesn't include the federal charges which is an additional 2-5 years on top of that ( if I'm reading the docket correctly.) Quite sad, she was a good one. Rapists' get less time in prison than her, the law is fucked up!. Moral of the story- don't mess with the feds and their cut of the pie.

Where is the Court Docket and case information?

[MrAnderson4]

Here is the proper link.

https://cleveland.skipthegames.com/f...e/050357384209

https://www.eroticmonkey.ch/mindy-escort-cleveland-198

I could be wrong but there are similarities.

[Chunks92]

Does anyone really send deposits? How the hell do you send a deposit and remain incognito?

Yes, dumbasses send deposits. Even if its only a dollar, there is essentially a permanent mark that prosecutors can get back to if they are really aggressive about it. I've linked this article before and ill link it again, don't do it, otherwise darwinism will take place eventually.

https://www.justice.gov/usao-md/pr/b...transportation

[DDawgg]

Does anyone really send deposits? How the hell do you send a deposit and remain incognito?

Hell no. My mind boggles that more and more providers seem to be asking for this.

[HedonismBot]

https://adultsearch.com/ohio/clevela...scorts/2671747

Does anyone have any info on this one?

If you image search the photos, ads pop in multiple cities somewhat far apart (Shreveport, Philadelphia, Cleveland here), which is typically an indicator of some kind of scam.

[BudBowl2001]

Remember. Big girls need loving to.

Man I hope there is nothing. This a joke.

This the type you go see and don't post about.

[Exec88]

No way in hell, because they would have to prove that you were the person who sent the messages. I'd say the only situation they would do this is if the guy was using their real number or sent a picture to the decoy ad, along with make an agreement in their communication. Same token though, they haven't even been able to go after bad guys at their homes, doubt theyd go after guys like us. If anything they may start doing stuff like this.

https://pix11.com/news/local-news/pr...ages-to-johns/

If you send a deposit however that's a whole new ball game.

Does anyone really send deposits? How the hell do you send a deposit and remain incognito?

[Exec88]

This ad looked intriguing to me too, but I have been lurking and minimally posting here for long enough that several more seasoned contributors made reference to a "no touch" crew that posts on STG. They are all young (20-21), fairly fit and polished with great photos. Carmen's ad seems to follow the same format and patterns as Kora and Jade, who have bene called out as being part of a no touch crew. Maybe that's a little too conspiracy theory in thinking, it's similar how scam ads have a feel to them and you can spot the similarities.

A penny's worth of advice would be to reach out for info and be ready to lose money for just the company of a girl who is purporting herself to be to young to drink legally if the meet even comes off. Don't send any deposits.

I was thinking the same thing. It is frustrating sorting through all the BS that goes with this hobby. If anyone can recommend a solid provider in the area, if there is such a thing, I'd appreciate it.

[Slonn]

I tried to contact her once and got this back.

I can't figure out how to add pics from my phone, I guess. But the reply said.

"Hey babe! Trying to set something up? Carmen, Haley, and Vera are available for outcall and running specials 😊 Price depends on the city you're in. " with a pic of the three of them.

[Chunks92]

Just responding to an ad on a known escort site might be enough for a misdemeanor soliciting charge. Sending a deposit is two fold, first confirms your identity and second is exchange of money to seal the deal. Most of us would just pay the fine and move on to avoid be identified on a press release of challenging the charge in court. Prosecutor's might also be testing the waters to see if a someone does challenge the charge if it holds up. This particular ad might just be a deposit scam, however I would not respond to it and definitely not send a deposit. If this becomes a new way for the task force to operate it would be a money maker, almost like a speed camera is. This would require minimal man hours, and is a way to raise money. At the end of the day it all comes down to money.

No way in hell, because they would have to prove that you were the person who sent the messages. I'd say the only situation they would do this is if the guy was using their real number or sent a picture to the decoy ad, along with make an agreement in their communication. Same token though, they haven't even been able to go after bad guys at their homes, doubt theyd go after guys like us. If anything they may start doing stuff like this.

https://pix11.com/news/local-news/pr...ages-to-johns/

If you send a deposit however that's a whole new ball game.

[AlSmits346]

https://cleveland.skipthegames.com/f...h/930490530288

Man I hope there is nothing. This a joke.

This the type you go see and don't post about.

[Johndeeregreen]

https://cleveland.skipthegames.com/f...h/930490530288

[Slonn]

This ad looked intriguing to me too, but I have been lurking and minimally posting here for long enough that several more seasoned contributors made reference to a "no touch" crew that posts on STG. They are all young (20-21), fairly fit and polished with great photos. Carmen's ad seems to follow the same format and patterns as Kora and Jade, who have bene called out as being part of a no touch crew. Maybe that's a little too conspiracy theory in thinking, it's similar how scam ads have a feel to them and you can spot the similarities.

A penny's worth of advice would be to reach out for info and be ready to lose money for just the company of a girl who is purporting herself to be to young to drink legally if the meet even comes off. Don't send any deposits.

I tried to contact her once and got this back.

[Deludo]

Thanks for giving your thoughts on that post. I did find this other ad that had the same pix (plus 2 others) but a different text. You have convinced me this one is risky: https://escort13.com/post/61933988?currentPage=1.

Just responding to an ad on a known escort site might be enough for a misdemeanor soliciting charge. Sending a deposit is two fold, first confirms your identity and second is exchange of money to seal the deal. Most of us would just pay the fine and move on to avoid be identified on a press release of challenging the charge in court. Prosecutor's might also be testing the waters to see if a someone does challenge the charge if it holds up. This particular ad might just be a deposit scam, however I would not respond to it and definitely not send a deposit. If this becomes a new way for the task force to operate it would be a money maker, almost like a speed camera is. This would require minimal man hours, and is a way to raise money. At the end of the day it all comes down to money.

[Budd2]

In an earlier ad posted a few months ago she didn't have her face blocked out and she looked similar to an Olmsted Falls cop I've dealt with. I'm probably wrong, but I thought I'd mention it on the off chance that I'm right.

I was trying to set something up with her. Right when I thought I was about to get a location she wanted a booking fee. Smh.

Just responding to an ad on a known escort site might be enough for a misdemeanor soliciting charge. Sending a deposit is two fold, first confirms your identity and second is exchange of money to seal the deal. Most of us would just pay the fine and move on to avoid be identified on a press release of challenging the charge in court. Prosecutor's might also be testing the waters to see if a someone does challenge the charge if it holds up. This particular ad might just be a deposit scam, however I would not respond to it and definitely not send a deposit. If this becomes a new way for the task force to operate it would be a money maker, almost like a speed camera is. This would require minimal man hours, and is a way to raise money. At the end of the day it all comes down to money.